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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-19
TRXAS WOOL TRADE.
A DeAd-lock-Buyers Cautious and Wait
ing for a Drop.

ing for a Drop.
ST. LOUIS, October 1S.-A special from
San Antonio, Texas, Gays:
San Antonio, which has been beadquar
te.s for sheep men, since Texas was an,
rexed, is in a peck of trouble over her
wool market. In the history Of the city,
there has never been such deadlock
Puyers for Boston, New York, Chicago and
St Louis houses were badly bitten las,
spring, by the heavy decline, which set IN
subsequent 10 their payment of fancy
prices, aud came down this fall determined
70 take wool st bed rock figures. The com
missiOu men have been warned, aDd formed
q combine 10 let the staple go only al what
they consider reasonably falr prices. Tne
result has been dead bar OF any transsc.
tons whatever. Samples Of the clip which
Is unusually good, have been sent North tC
leading houses and kilograms received tc
hold of until the holders drop TO the
money offered. ltis consequently impossi'
5le 10 tell when they will be lowered.
Buyers are Offering twelve cents for grads
which went in the sprng at sixteen cents,
and warehouse men are holding for fifteen
cents. Wool began coming IN six weeks
ago, q has arrived steadily eSer since.
There are now here over 10000 bags, or
5000, 600 pounds, not lock OF which has
been sold. New Orleans refuses 10 take
any of il at the figures offered, and s.:
Louis is in the same boat Boston is cx-
pectei 10 make break before the end Of
the week, and purchasers say that under
the present tariff and Infamous system oi
classification, admitting high grade foreign
woods, they are not justified in paying
large money, and will not do il if they
leave the State without a pound placed to
their credit.
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.ROANE'S VIGILANTS.
ONE THOUSAND cITIIEENS FORMED A PRO-
TECTfyB ASSOCIATION.
Robbery sni Murder Rampsnt-Rsv. Rysn's Slsysr
Meeting Summary PuaiSknsrt-SUy Of the
Crime and is Swift RsribuhOn-
ETGisd Community.

/ CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 18.-
Since the murder of Rev. Thomas K Ryan,
near Spencer, Roane county, this State, it
has been learned that an organized band Of
regulators Of over loo citizens, farmers
and others Of jackson, RNsDe, Kanawha,
Clay and Gilmer counties has existed for
over six months. The organization was
formed for the purpose of selfprotection
against the organized bands of robbers and
murderers who have run riot in certain 10
calities of jackson, Rome and Kanawha
counties, in which stores have been robbed
and inOfensive people made to suffer.
Strong circumstantial evidence pointed
to Chas. Coon, George Duff, Jr., Robert
NJ. Duff and Perry Z. Drake, as the mur-
derers of Rev. Ryan, and warrants were
issued. Drake was quietly arrested at his
home, and after a desperate resistance,
during which George Duff, il was killed,
Coon was lodged in Jail. Robert NJ. Dutf
war arrested the same day-last Friday
at MS house, near that of mis- father, by
being surprised by the officers.
On Sunday night about 800 masked men
took Coon from The officers, and With a
rope around his neck, hurried him 10
convenient tree, On his way he prayed.
MADE CONFESSION
which is to be received with doubt. The
substance is that he was guilty Of partici-
pating IN TIE murder, that Bob aud Geo.
DniT, Jr., were along; that Geo. Duff, Jr.,
fired the first shot from KIP lCoous) reyol-
Yer. Whatever the confession was he was
Immediately hung, dying game.
After hanging Coon tue regulators went
after Bob Dufl and hurriedly took bim TO
ward the scene Of CooI's execution. Ii IS
both alleged aud denied that be confessed.
Shots we're fired al tue mob either hy guards
or friends o, Duff. The mob scattered iu-
stautjy. Early Thursday the body of Bob
Dan Was found 10 the public roadway,
with b!S turoL. cut and ir2htiul stabS IL
his chest Almost III sight OF the body Of
Coon, which was still hanging 10
lh- tree. Neither was touched unit. late
Sunday evening when a cuIODs!s juTy as
sembled and adjourned without discover
ing anything CoOu, who had no trleuds
here, u as buried by farmer. Relations
of Duff took charge Of mis- remains and
hurled them near his home yesterday.
Drake was spared and yesterday taken
TO THE Ryan RESIDENCE
Tor examination. A large crowd Of armed
men were present, determined upon lynch
iug him. He waived examination and
was ordered TO the Jail in Charleston for
safe keeping. After much trouble and
danger be reached here tonight, under
guard Of Captain Burnett, Of tie Eureka
Detective Agency, and 8 strong posse.
Coon came from Tylor, Texas, and called
himself Jesse James. Great trouble Is eX
Fected as The affairs have gone Into ven
dette and rival factions are after each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-19
1pcipIept 1pai.p Trouble. sqneIeh.d.

CHICAGO. October 1S.-4 Chamberlain,
Oak, special says: Major Anderson,
Indian agent at the Lower Brule Agency,
has just returned from White river, where
Little Pheasant and his band drove the
surveyors from the reservation. The Major,
by promptness and peTve, has squelcbed
what might have been G serious outbreak,
and without tbs aid Of troops On Friday
night be took his Indian police from Crow
Creek and Lower Brule and set out for
White river, where be surprised the rene
gsdes in bed, capturing Chief Little Pheas-
snt, John Duck, Donks Bull, Tslker and
Fool Bear, the ripglesdsrs- He p.aoed The
chief in the agency jail and has taken the
remaining four TO Crow Greek. where they
will Be put to work for q season. The sur
veyors have returned to work and every
thing is now quiet
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BAYARD TALKS.
The Fishery 0uestion-American Rights
WIN be MAini aimed.

WIN be ntAined.
NEW YORK, October 1s-A Washing
ton special says Secretary Bayard was seen
last night, and asked to set at rest the con-
Trajectory statements printed relative to
the policy of the State department on the
fisheries question. He said:
This matter is not one that can be set
tied in 6 breath, but is one Of such gravity
and importance, that time should be taken
in consideration. The State department
proposes TO take all proper time 10 consider
il and does not intend to blunder through
in haste. 1t is question which has been
entertained through the history OF
this country for hundred
wears, for il is really
question as to whether our relation with
Canada shall be neighborly and friendly,
or whether they shall be the other extreme,
with both nations standing ready TO take
advantage OF the other. The policy OF the
State Department has not been determined
on fully and can only be As the case de-
velops itself Personally, wish and
hope 10 settle the think amicably, but the
United States must have her rights The
thing to be determined, therefore, Is, what
are the rights OF American fishermen IN
Canadian waters. When that has been de-
termined then and then only will Se able
to determine upon what course II Is best 10
nu-sue IN :, Gnrs the SPa rights -
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CUNNINGHAM LYNCRED.
Another Murderer Brought to JHstice-
Nigilartes After the Others.

NiEllaEltr Alltr lnS OthtTN.
CHACLEsTON, W. Va, October Is
News was brought here this morning say
ing that Dan Cunningham, the Eureka d.
tective, who stands charged with having
been the insrieator Of the robbery of Rev.
Mr. Ryan and others in Roane and Jackson
COMMITTEES, was caught yesterday and
lynChed last night This Is the rumOI
that seems 10 have foundation. From what
your correspondent can learn, il is certain
that there were only seven engaged in :be
murder and robbery Of Rev. Mr.. Ryan.
OF fhis numhsr the vigilan;es have
disposed of Coon, George Duff, Jr., Bot
Duff ana Drake The two Duffs Coo3 ana
Drake confessed, aud said that Cunning
ham and his nephew were the two not
caught All the arrests made bv the vigl-
IaGtes were upon warrants. Bob DAFT,
inst before his death, begged that Drake
should not be harmed, as he was forced
by Coon 10 90 with them. Excitement sill
runs high, and il isev,dent that Others will
he arrested.
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TREASURY REPORT.
The First Comptro'Ier's Recommendation.
The Bu sineSs Well In Hand

The first Com ptro'ler's recommendations
The Business Well In Hand.
WASHINGTON, October lS-Tbe FIRST
comptroller Of the treasury has made, 10
TIE secretary Of the treasury, report Of
the work of his bureau. for the fiscal year
ended June 80 last, in which be recon-
mend- that Congress legislste, more speci-
ally upon the assignment Of claims against
the United States, that United States dis
trIct attorneys, narsbsls and clerks, be
paid salaries, and the fees abolished, that
a maximum be fixed to the amount Of
compensation OF United States commits
sinDers, and that each commissioner he Te-
quired in issuing warrants for the arrest OF
persons charged with any offeuse 10 make
such variants returnabie before himself or
some other com missioner, ~ that reinrn
may he made before the commissioner To-
Gated Dearest 10 the party arrested, thus
saving large amounts TO tbs gJverimeIt
and preventing Injustice being done 10 the
accused, aud perhsp5 innocent persooS, By
taking them long distances from their
homes. He also urges the passage Of Is "
limiting the time within which claims
against the United states may re presented
reseTving the Hgl;s OF persons lAhoTing
under some legal disability. TIE cOmpe-
troller reports that most OF the old back
work has teen disposed Of, and that the
current business Of the bureau u well in
hand
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T4s TgtsH5gncsr Of yesterday says:

THE Tt.r rgncsr OF Yesterday says.
tn ,panrtauity is az hand to change al
49,. ..a two Republican trustees art
'-.1-h 70 40 H. Il Will not be work Oi
NC. 70 wi. be q restoration, q rebuke,
.--n, .,,..ry o. the g3s works ana Office on
- ~, ~ ts- hlSheS. fitness Tor the publIC
SIC. 2, ne rendered II return for the
y-o2ls.s money,
The attempt % palm Of such hypocrisy
m sensible people IS unworthy Of babe
.- .w5Edli-c clothes. Why could not the
"a. wa-Es be IS efficiently conducted IN
F-- g Democrat a. a Republican? Way
,s--r ,be Tt.Ifigrgeyr brave enough TO ad-
Mi is --ae reason-its pSrty Is hungry
f,- s25lls-iastead Of throwing out its in
..u.as iusiuua,jons against a tried and
;-as,rd o.icial:
And then It isn't revenge; II Is 'restOr-
s.ra7. a '.rebuke." Ye gods Our meek
s7E .oaly friend don't want revenge HIS
-.-b,saus soul rtyolts at the idea But
s-vs him a chance for restoration or
--sbukr and be gets there just the same
--.s silly a,teupf 20 cloak the mad scram-
D.. er l.dce under the ga-b Of reform Is
t,r Thin The little counterfeit won't
-.., Ire cloak Of morality sits Ill on the
-.......- The ass ears show through.
s-... r.g rbe haseusSs and cowardly
sv.ru,>y Of such al effort, is idiOcy Is
.-...r-t 2, disgust honest men.
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Annther Cholera Shin.

New YOKE. October Is The French
steamship Britannia, which arrived here
on the 18th inst. from Narseilles and
Naples, aud has been held by the Health
Officers st Upper Quarantine for ohservs-
tion, was this morning sent Gown to Lower
Qaarintne. four cases Of cholera having
been found aboard of her. The Britannia
Is & sister ship 10 the AleSia, which brought
cholera here some weeks sgo
Health Otiicer Smith IS very retiCent in
regard 70 the sickness on the Britannia.
H SAYS the vessel was sent 10 the Lower
Bsy for bette isolation from persons who
wished TO communicate with friends on
board. The bostmea. who earn living
about Upper Quarantine, say that four cases
Of cholera have developed aboard the Bri-
ta0uia They hint tina; u Saith is try
ing 70 keep the fac.s from the public
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HART'S PROSPECTS.
The Republican Nominee soared-A Sop TO
the Prohibit1onists-

the Prohfbitionisfs-
HARRISBURG, Pa, October Is. 1T comes
from pretty good authority thst Chairman
Ccoper's assessment circular has reached
the officeholders on the ''hill' he-e, and
the lstter are having q quiet growl to
themselves Their kicking is all done on
the quiet, lest the report Of disgruntled
feelings should reach the ears Of their
bosses Three per cent. Of their annual
salary Is wkat must be dished out for cam
paign purposes, and the clerks are wishing
that Cooper and his crowd were in that
land where steam heating companies never
pay dividends. The Republican managers
are frightened. They expect their ranks to
fall like wheat before the scytbe. The Re
publican nominee for State Treasurer, VIII
liam B. Hart, is as sad rs Vassar girls
frst cake. His intimate friends believe
that unless something is done TO check the
present movement against him q repetition
OF - will be the result Mr.. Hart in that
year was q candidate for the same Office 10
which he now aspires, but the people set
him aside and elected q Democrat Quay
isn't very jubilant either. IL was he who
irst intimsted that the liquor dealers would
cause trouble.
1t Is nov evident that the Quay Cooper
ring have come TO the conclusion 10 do
something 10 rally Prohibition elemen,
around the Republicans. sir, Hart said
as much TO . correspondent yester-
day. he asserted that the cold water ad
yocates need expert nothing OF n beneficial
character from the Democrats; that the
Republicans were fighting for the pres-r-
vation OF the Sabbath, and that the move
ment on the part of the liquor men was
the irst step To anarchy. In his opinion
the party he represents will feel the Effects
Of this movement more in Allegheny ooun-
ty than anywhere else, This is true. be
says, because the msjority Of liquor deal
ers In that section are Republicans, while
in Philadelphia they are Democrats.
With heavy Democratic gains in all the
towns between Philadelphia aud Allegheny
the Democratic State ticket should lie
elected ny handsome majority The Pro-
hibitionists OF this neighborhood will not
accept the sop which Cooper hss thrown
out, and what is true Of this vicinity il is
fair to presume is true of the other paIts
Of the State
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n.axb E.p.,,.... a . s.,s.

NEW YoEK, October le-Hvward G.
Ainnsti, of Canton, Ill, and W. q. Hohes-
scbild. Of San ftsDciAos. t~o yeons ship
wrecked sessDep, arrived st Castle Gssden
ths afternoon 90 the steamer Qusss. Thy
shipped from Philadslpta Asesst 10 %
the bark Oasis There were nineteen .sals
aboard, including the captain's wife. On
the % Of seYtepssr tidal vsvs stssek tls
seusei i've hsndfed miles sst q yeu
FOuDclaod Their bnts wsss carried swsy
and four seamen sAshed Overheard Two
water tanks in hang washed overheard
crushed three ssamtn. one of whom disd
Of kis iDjuries- Tbs otben sss In he bes-
pital nov.
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BRICK ASSOCIATION.
Employers Convention At Chiesgo-obj

Employers Convention At Chiesgo-Object
Of the Meeting.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE National
Employing BriekmAkers Association
opened :heir convention this afternoon.
Two hundred ard fifty delegates froul
every large city in the union, are in 81
tendance. The association Is said TO re
present an industry employing over l50,-
men. who turn ont an annual product Of
brick and terra Gotta valued at over $50,
900. coo Tne object of the convention Is
the consideration Of brick making. The
labor question will also he discussed The
convention will last three days
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MORGAN'S TRIAL
Drawing the Lises About the Noted Crimi-
nal-Importaut Evidence.

Drawing the Lipes About the Noted Crimi-
nal-ImPortaut Evidence.
CLEVELAND, October ls-In tie trial
Of "Blinkey" Morgan, at Rsvenna, to-
dsy. Lewis A. Meyers, conductor of the
Cleveland snd Pittsburg train, on which
the stolen fun were shipped from here to
Pittshurg, testified that Morgan and Ken
redy alias McMunn were passengers on the
same train. Lawrence Schuster, conduc-
tor on the Pittsburg. Fl Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad, identiied Morgan as
one Of the four nen who rode
on his train iron Pittsburg
to Alliance the night OF the
Ravenna tragedy. A. Z. Todd, brakeman
on Conductor SchuSter's train, gave posi-
tive testimony on this point, and declared
that he saw Morgan leave the Fl. Wayne
train 81 Alliance and baard the Cleveland
and Pittsburg train for Ravenna The other
testimony related TO the arrest Of Morgan
at Alpena The Court room Is crowded.
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PARKERSBURG'S DAILY.
The Sentinel sold To Mr. Bastable-Details
Of the Enterprise.
g--p..-.-. ., q.

SDectHi Tt'sGTdW % ne RtClSte
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, October IS
1t Is understood here tonight that this
afternoon the Sentinel passed from the
hands OF the former owners TO Mr.. George
BaSfable. This information was obtained
from one who ought TO knOw OF the S,Hi-
Asis affairs, aud also f-om another party,
W DO Is In a position 10 know the business
matters OF Nj BGStahle. The latter said
that "y'tsin figure hsd been offered hy
Nr E4staSle i0r the Sentinel, that be had
gone 10 Clarkshurg TINS afternoon, and left
TIE matter IN the hands Of friend 10 close
up II he terms could be arranged. The
party ,.ho gave the information was OF the
opinion that Z deal had been made. Pos
session y 10 be given very soon. Just bow
soon ths new daily would be ont could 20;
De learned The price paid f1r the Sentinel
was not given out.
Knight Sutton, OF Bull Creek, this
county. Is in jail al Marietta for horse
stealing. He borrowed a horse and ran
away but was caught lie has confessed
his crime ard says his brother got him
into it. To-day the special grand jury Was
csled. He Will he sentenced at once and
be IN TIE pspitsntlsry by the end OF the
week.
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EPISCOPAL CONGRESS.
The Meeting at Louisville-Bishop Peter
kin Preaobes the Opening Sermon.

The Meeting at Louisville-Bishop Peter
kin Preaches the Opening Sermon.
LOUISVILLE, O2tober IS The eleventh
annual session Of the congress Of the Prot
estspt Episcopal Church Of the United
States opened this morning at Christs
Church, this city, with the celebration OF
the Holy Communion. This was followed
by sermon by RI Rev. Geo William
P.terkin. D D.. Bishop Of West Virginia,
The church was crowded. Many are ex-
pectcd tonight. The services were very
impressive. They occupied much
time and It was 1870 before
Bishop Peterkin Began his address. He
WIS f.llowed this afternoon by Bishop
Dudley who delivered the inaugural ad.
dress. DR.. Wilde, the General Secretary,
came next with the memorial address. To
night the Function and Power OF the
Christion Preacher of To-day, - was discuss
I'd. TIE discussion was opened by the
Rev. David H Greer, of Providence, l. l.,
who was followed by DR.. Leonard, Of
Washington.
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Miner. Demand an Advance.

PITrsECEGH, PA, October ls.-At q
conference Of a committee representing
5000 eosl miners and all the operator.
along the Monongabela and Yoaghiogheny
rivers today, the miners made demand
for sn advance Of oBe-qusrtet Of cent PEI
bnshel in the mining rate The OPERATOR
refused 10 eoncede the advance an1 the
question will be rsferrei 10 . board oi
arbitration.
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Ten Men DruufsSd-

GLoUcEsTER. MAS, October 1s'-Ths
schooner Hermann Bst~ou arrived, from
the grand hanks to-day. Captain Lawson
reports that On September 30, be fell in
with the French fshing sIooS S. Pierre,
Of Sc Pierre, in Latitude a. Longitude %,
water logged He boarded ber and found
ten men drowned in tie cabin The
weather being very rough, be WAS unable
to do anything with her or recover the
bodies
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Earned runs, Detroit 5, st. Louis ] !; two
base hits, Rowe, White, Hanlon, Getzein,
Robinson, 3; three base hits, Bennett; home
runs, Thompson, ,; double plays, Robinson
and Comiskey; first base on balls, Camel,
Rowe. White, GetZ5in, Latham, Gleason;
nit by pitched balls, Csrruthers; first base
oDE-rrors, Dztroit 3, ST Louis !; passed
balls, Bennett, .; wild pitches, Getzsin >,
C4rrUthers l; time, l:55; umP,res Kelly
and Go1fney,
At st. P4ul-The S. Paul easily dowDed
the ChicAgos by a scrre of FIVE 10 one.
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Cheering BoulAugrr.

PAEIs, October lS-General BOulanger
has received Thousands Of missives from
all parts Of France expressing sympathy
for him. A demonstration in his favor was
made il Minas. ON the occasion of the
opening Of the college there by N Spreller,
Minister cf PuhiIc Instruction, the crowd
shouted viva BoulangeT, and the bands
PLAYED B5ulangist airs.
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BOOT AND SHOE STRIKE.
G.OOO Men Soon to go Out-OriGin OF the
TrnuhIe.


Trouble.
NEW YORK. October i A Philadelphis
special says that lockout involving about
6, coo bands viii be inangurated this morn.
ing, by the members OF the Boot and Shoe
Makers Association, in that city. About
two weeks ago l26 bench men employed Oh
men's hand sewei shoes, struck in nine
factories iOr an advance il wages Of per
cent Their demands should have gone
through the joint boards Of arbitration,
which consists Of the executive Of the
Manufacturers Association and Shoe
Workers District Assembly No. 20, K. Of
L. But the men claims that they were
tired of the slow methods Of the
Joint board, and desired to hasten
matters The manufacturers committee
complained 20 the district board and the
latter promptly ordered the bench men TO
return, hut the strikers refused and the
manufacturers demanded their expulsion.
The district refuse 10 expel the men, how
ever, and the Manufacturers Association,
after waiting one week, determined on a
lockout. The discharges will he gradual,
but il is expected that all Of the five
thousand rn,n will he laid of ny Thurs.
day, when the Manufacturers Association
is TO meet again. The association includes
the largest firms IN Philadelphia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-19

'tD1bys Prophylsetie Fluid IS the only
medicine kept IN my family. We can use
II for almost eveIything-burns, bruises,
cuts. stipgs, ear-sehs, sour stomach, etc.
etc Nv children, when hurt or bruised,
aIways call st once for Darbys Fiuid- We
casnot get along vel withoat It. II is 20
xaiusbls for Its prompt relief Of pafn from
all kinds ofinjuries, md also Is powerful
Antiseptic and Disinfsctsnt
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Finy Dollar. fsy Her yun.

81. JoUs, October 1s.-Nrs. Annie
Laebs, the woman who threw the psDcake
into the lap Of Mrs Cleveland the day the
Presidential party YES at the fair grounds,
in the city. wss fined $50 in the police
court to-day. The woman diselaimed spy
disrsspect for Mrs- Cleveland, ard Eaid she
threw the cake in spirit II fun, bat the
testimony vss ssAibEt btI and the court
thozghs The fun worth $50.
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FoRAKEH's TwADDLE.
Some More Rebel Flag Btsvatar.-A Boof
Forthcoming.

CLEyELASp, October -. - Governor
Foraker addressed q Republican mtss meet
ing last pight. Referring 10 the rebel Gag
question, he ssid he had been accused Of
kesrisg alive the sninosiiiss Of the war,
but that IL was lia I'VE are fighting 10
compel the SoutbsTneis," be Md, TO re-
mAiH IN the UniSu, 10 follow . common
flag 70 . common destiny" lie spoke
scIthiogly Of President Cleveland. and de-
clared that be was ''s copp-rhssd sisy- at
home. Nbo osaht not 10 raise his to,ce
sbsai The rebsilion.' He fairly ytllsA n
be raid: II will talk about these ., rec
olectioEs They viii Dot hurt tks feeiinxs
Of my man vbo-e heart vs. In the right
place during that tloa,dy struggle. As for
The Iest, the devil take EN-. As ssen ~
get oui 81 ny oc3ce am going 10 ~rI,s .
book. II will consist Of letters that have
got from Maine 70 California about tbssa
rebei nag."